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Voices

All time
Despite all our new communication modes, people are lonelier than ever
Keith Swanick
How will Ireland handle social media in the Eighth Amendment referendum?
Gavin Sheridan
'It breaks my heart that my daughter might think she only exists because terminations were forbidden'
Darach Ó Séaghdha
Dear Sirs... How can we take you seriously when you sponsor and attend these events?
Aisling Thorn
'Incontinence, groin pain, I find it hard to walk and physical relations with my husband are impossible'
Niamh
Mike Pence in Shannon: 'Rallying US troops on foreign soil, in a country that claims to be neutral'
John Lannon
'Private renters need three months' notice and should know what previous tenants paid'
Róisín Shortall
Opinion: Drink coffee on the go? It's time to start paying 25 cent for your disposable cups
Ian Fahey
Life with albinism: 'Being shouted at, laughed at and pointed at regularly'
Sinead McManus
Opinion: 'Let go of the fantasy of being on top of things - those days are gone'
Aoife McElwain
Debate Room: Has #MeToo turned into a witch hunt?
Various
Group therapy helped me heal - it's why I created #BelieveYou bullying support group
Dil Wickremasinghe
Keep those resolutions and get more veg in with this spiced parsnip burger recipe
Michael Kelly
Varadkar admitting he wasn't fully aware of Kerry Babies shows importance of retelling our stories
Annemarie Ni Churreain
H&M tone-deaf ad just another in long line with Pepsi, Dove, Nivea and Kellogg's messing up recently
Amy Rose Harte
Column: 'The rawness is felt collectively in Kerry, by a people, by a place'
Radio Kerry
Attitudes towards Irish: 'You can't speak that in the delivery room, I'm not racist I say it to Muslims too'
Peter Kavanagh
Experiencing mothering stress and burnout? Psychologist gives advice on steps to take
Niamh Delmar
Ireland's 30-year love affair with Home & Away: A shot of vitamin D in our poxy winter
Emer McLysaght
'Dealing with M50 traffic before your day has even started will test the mettle of any hardened citizen'
Áine Carroll
'Everybody else didn't do it - Dolores did'
Will Leahy
Eamon Ryan on flood walls: 'We're gonna need a bigger boat'
Eamon Ryan
Column: 'I was a medical doctor. I never thought I'd end up homeless but I did'
Dr Annette Hunter
Column: 'Sex resolutions for 2018 to advocate for your own sexual pleasure and health'
Shawna Scott
Clickbait: 'Reliable sources of news are beginning their own digital, tabloid-lite adventure'
Richard MacCarthy
'We should examine ourselves before we jump to mock Trump and his reaction to Syria'
Derek O’Rourke
Banker to filmmaker: 'The parties got bigger, the amounts I was gambling got bigger'
Alan Mulligan
GIY: 'Don’t think about giving stuff up, think about taking things up instead'
Michael Kelly
'Social housing should not just be for people with low incomes – this creates ghettos'
Kate Kavanagh
Simon Coveney: 'Gaza is slightly smaller than County Louth but nearly 2 million people live in it'
Simon Coveney
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: It's time to abolish single-sex schools
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin
Column: 'There should be a presidential election and Michael D shouldn't run'
Caoimhín De Barra
Opinion: 'Not everyone needs or should have to go to college'
Laura Buckley
'There is just not enough space for private cars, taxis, buses, cyclists and trams'
Paddy Smyth
Dr Anthony O'Connor: Things we could do to get more people off trolleys
Dr Anthony O'Connor
Panic attacks: 'The walls seemed to close in and I didn't know what was happening'
Val Robus
Declutter your friends: 'Trying to keep old friendships alive ties you to the past'
Gill Hasson
Opinion: 'We can improve children's school results with music, not maths'
Chris Rooney
Mid-life crisis: 'I'm approaching the years when I should be buying a flashy sports car'
Michelle McBride
Gardening: 'January is a great month to decide what you are going to grow this year'
Michael Kelly